"View of the outer trenches on the last day of the battle in front of Nashville." On December 16, 1864, the Battle of #Nashville ended with the Union Army achieving one of their largest victories during the #CivilWar. #History
The Bill of Rights became the first 10 amendments to the Constitution when Virginia ratified them #OTD in 1791. VA was the 11th of the 14 states to ratify, thus providing the constitutionally required bar of 3/4 of the states needed for ratification.
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ON THIS DAY: In 1963, John F. Kennedy, the 35th President of the United States, was shot to death during a motorcade in Dallas. https://t.co/0BTpU15igV
#OTD in 1863, President Lincoln went to Gettysburg to speak at the dedication of a cemetery for the Union war dead. He delivered one of the most memorable speeches in history - the #GettysburgAddress.
Source: Pamphlet of Lincoln Speeches, https://t.co/VT3ZtvgVwz
Private George Burlingame of the 1st MA Heavy Artillery enlisted when he was 18 in 1863. He was wounded, captured, and escaped at Petersburg. He proudly wore his uniform to every GAR National Encampment.
Today we honor US veterans. Thank you for your service. #VeteransDay
"Equity can never become a reality in education if it's viewed through the lens of charity instead of professional obligation." - Dr. Anthony Muhammad
Great equity session for the #loudounlearns PD day. This quote really stuck out to me.
Photochrom prints were published primarily from the 1890s-1910s. They featured landscapes, architecture, street scenes, and daily life and culture.
Travel through selected prints in the Free to Use and Reuse: Historical Travel Pictures set, https://t.co/JD5AEYGpxP
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This Thu & Fri mornings ~60 WWII aircraft will fly over Leesburg for the Arsenal of Democracy – Victory Capital Flyover in Washington D.C. in commemoration of the 75th anniversary of the end of WWII.
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